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Natasha EmeckSenior Journalist

Natasha Emeck is a senior journalist based in Adelaide with more than 10 years’ experience reporting across Australia and the Pacific. She’s driven by a passion for telling impactful stories and shining a light on issues that matter.

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Northern Territory

Front office Manager come cleaner Jayne Goodes sprucing up the joint as Darwin FreeSpirit Resort staff were flooded with calls since Thursday's announcement that border restrictions will ease next month.Picture GLENN CAMPBELL

NT caravan parks back in demand as grey nomads warm to travel

CARAVAN parks are getting ready to welcome back grey nomads and interstate travellers as the Northern Territory’s strict border controls look set to loosen

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Northern Territory

Caravan at Aileron turn-off Open speed limits soon to apply north of Alice Springs

Calls to lift forced hotel quarantine to give travellers room to roam

THE NT’s forced hotel quarantine should be lifted from June 5 to allow interstate travellers to self isolate in their caravans, Tourism Central Australia chair Dale McIver says, as other tourism leaders reveal when they would like to see our borders reopened.

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Northern Territory

Darwin International Airport almost deserted in between the hours of 12 and I Pm , usually a busy time for arrivals and departures Picture GLENN CAMPBELL

Airports reveal huge cost of keeping travellers out

THE Territory economy missed out on about $61.7 million of revenue last month due to restrictions on interstate visitors, according to NT Airports

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Northern Territory

With Queensland moving the largest volume of cattle in Australia by road over long distances for supply to markets, feedlots, sale yards, abattoirs and ports, funding for improved transport networks is always welcome.

Cattle industry call for open borders amid exemption delays

THE Territory’s cattle industry has been crippled by lengthy travel exemption delays since its borders closed, says the NT’s Cattlemen Association boss

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Northern Territory

Hidden Valley Holiday Park manager Dani Walter says they might not survive the dry season, bookings are down 90 per cent due to the border closure. Picture: Che Chorley

Territory caravan parks struggling to survive without grey nomads

EMPTY caravan parks are struggling to survive with NT’s border lockdown keeping thousands of travelling grey nomads away this dry season.

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Northern Territory

First look at Throb’s new East Point open-air venue

First look at Throb’s new East Point open-air venue

THE owners of Throb nightclub, which remains closed due to coronavirus restrictions, are on a mission to diversify by launching a new open-air venue at East Point Reserve.

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Northern Territory

The Darwin Ski Club are doing final preparations before their big reopening event on Friday night. Staff Beany Chang, Paul Gurr and Anais HervŽ share a drink by the pool.Picture: Che Chorley

Territorians expected to spend $4m as pubs, restaurants reopen

TERRITORIANS are expected to spend more than $4 million today as pubs, restaurants and cafes finally reopen as a part of NT’s coronavirus restriction rollback

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Northern Territory

The luxury cruise liner Ovation of the Seas in Darwin harbour. MUST CREDIT Picture: Tauri Minogue Photography/Darwin Port

Australia should threaten China with taking back Darwin port: MP

AUSTRALIA should threaten China with taking back the Port of Darwin after it banned Australian beef exports, says a Federal Coalition backbencher

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Northern Territory

Press conference with Chief Minister Michael Gunner Ð Roadmap to the New Normal.Picture: Che Chorley

Govt looks to ease restrictions on travel to remote areas

THE Territory will look to lift biosecurity zone restrictions on remote communities next month, Chief Minister Michael Gunner says

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Northern Territory

Territorians watch on as the main fireworks display goes off with a bang at the Mindil Beach Territory Day 2017 celebrations.

Gunner rejects calls to bring back cracker night

MICHAEL Gunner has shut down calls to allow leftover fireworks from last year be used on Territory Day, insisting he doesn’t want to do a ‘half arse job’. But what do you think? VOTE in our POLL

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